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Latex Mask	This a a Latex based masking agent. Apply a heavy coat to the area that you wish to protect from other colors. When using on bisque apply 2coats. Peel off the masking after the additional colors have been applied. You will find complete instructions for using this versatile product in the Orientation Booklet.


Mender	Mender will repair dry broken greenware. Dampen both edges to be joined with Satin Seal, apply a coat of Mender, hold for a few seconds and remove excess with a damp brush. Fire to the maturing cone of the clay.


Kiln Wash	Our Kiln Wash is the only brush able product available in the hobby market. Use it to protect kiln shelves from drips of glaze. Brush on 2 even coats to the bottom of kiln, or on the top of a kiln shelf. Do not use on sides of shelves, top or sides of kiln. Will protect shelves up to a cone 8 firing.


Thicker	Thicker will thicken all ceramic products, even stains. Add a few drops to a glaze to thicken for use in a squeeze bottle or to sponge on in a glaze combination. A few drops may be added to slip for slip sculpture, to stains with Texture Sand for design work or to Color-Codes for using in a squeeze bottle. Everyone needs a bottle of this versatile product.

Liquid
Bright
Gold

Unique Fired Gold is beautiful and brilliant with no streaks or purple areas. This gold contains more of the precious metal than found in other hobby brands.
It is formulated for use on glass and over glazes.
Fire cone 019-018 on glaze and 016 on glass.

Clay Etch

Clay Etch is applied generously to dry greenware for a cratered or foamy surface on greenware to resemble stone.

Weathered
Wood

Weathered Wood is similar to Alligator, but when applied over a gloss glaze it breaks up into rough pattern that resembles old cracked paint.

White
Pebble

White Pebble is applied over underglaze or Color-Code for a smooth pebble like surface when fired to cone 05–06.

Alligator

Alligator is applied over an unfired Lead-Free Opaque Glaze. After firing to cone 05-06, it breaks up into a glossy, mosaic type pattern.

Clear Granite

Clear Granite is a clear gloss glaze containing small white specks. It is to be used over a colored underglaze or Color-Code to give the effect of graniteware.

Tint-a-Glaze

A blue liquid used for tinting all fired products to enable you to see where product has been applied.

Simply apply the first coat straight from the jar with no color, add a couple of drops Tint-a Glaze to the second coat, then apply the third coat with no Tint-a-Glaze added. This is helpful in preventing "missed" areas when applying glazes and underglazes and promotes even application. The blue color fires out completely, and it is non-toxic.

Fired Antiques

These colors are an underglaze type product designed for antiquing embossed pieces. Apply one coat directly to bisque or over fired translucents. Remove the color from highlights, with a damp sponge. Fired Antiques can then be glazed with a transparent glaze or covered with Kleer Matte Sealer.

The new Oriental Green Antique gives a blue-green gloss and is especially effective under one of the "red" type glazes as shown at the right.



A900 French Antique	A901 Walnut Brown	A903 Gunmetal	A904 Driftwood	A905 Old Oak	A906 Blue	A907 Oriental Green

Design Buildup Glaze

These are smooth glossy glazes for use in building up small designs over Color-Codes. opaque underglazes, matte or texture glazes.

Use 3 or 4 coats and raise to a thickness of one-forth inch. They do not move in firing and can be mixed with translucent underglazes for a complete range of pastel colors. Translucent colors can be applied over Design as shading or for details. Fire to cone 06-05.



F625 White Design	F626 Black Design

Glass Beads

Glass beads are a different finish designed to be used over Opaque Acrylics, over paper napkin designs or as a trim on almost any craft project.

They are easily applied over wet Sticky Glue, and when dry, form a tough decorative coating to any surface.

Glass Beads are also used with the fired glass colors, and can be fired to cone 017.